The Granary is nice little hotel on the edge of the old town neighborhood in Wroclaw…read more The 1st rooms we were given were large but had a funky layout. We asked to see the garden rooms -- perfection! So they move our rooms and all our luggage. Matthew is a total rockstar! First he helped us get to our rooms. The TV in my cousin's room was not working and we requested a list of TV channels. He said he'd take care of it while we had lunch. He settled all our issues but at that point we decided to change rooms. Not only did he move all our stuff to our new rooms, he gave us each a tutorial on how to use the TV. Yup it's a bit of an ugly American thing -- 2 weeks in Poland I needed to watch TV not just news in English. The room was well appointed-- queen bed, desk, sofa, soft linens, fluffy towels. Plus access to a semi-private garden -- the other hotel guests did not have access but the local kids came down to the garden often in search of lost balls.

The hotel is built inside a historical building. The location of the hotel is excellent, and is…read morejust a few minute walk to the Wroclaw main square. The rooms are spacious and the hotel staff is courteous. The soap/shampoo amenities are average, and could be better quality.

This is an oasis in the middle of Wrocław. It's a great city but nice to have a staff that really…read morecares about its guests. The front desk and concierge teams are excellent. They are well informed and helpful. The rooms are very good and the one problem I had was immediately rectified. I highly recommend this hotel. It is close to the town center and near many good restaurants and shops. I look forward to staying here each time I visit.

The location of the Sofitel worked out well as we were in the center of the city and very close to…read morethe just opened Christmas Market. It's nice to have a view from your hotel, but it wasn't a big deal that our room just looked out into an interior atrium. The room was quiet, clean, and a good size. There was a desk, a chair, and a little couch. Some of the other features in the room were free water bottles, a tv, a stocked mini-bar, a hairdryer, robes, and a kettle with tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. The bathroom had a shower tub along with a magnifying mirror and your usual toiletries along with a few others like a sewing kit. The spa area, which is free to use, has a small hot tub, a sauna, and a steam room. The night we went to check out the spa before dinner it was a bit of a hot mess with towels and some water bottles thrown everywhere, but it wasn't too bad as there were still towels for us to use. It seemed like although there was a desk for a staff member by the spa/gym area, it was not regularly staffed. All and all I would recommend staying here and would stay here again myself. It was easy and inexpensive to get to the hotel from the public bus that serves the airport, the staff was helpful, and the 2 nights we stayed here we slept well.

We arrived at night n it was cold n rainy. No porter service. Cost extra to park our car and it…read morewas not easy getting to the off site garage. Room was spacious but had all sorts of funny sounds off n on. We joked it was haunted ! Absolutely the worse bed .... It was sooo soft and we never sleep on soft mattresses. Asked for regular coffee in room ... no luck . Nice welcome drink touch so we used the bar. Nice welcome fruit tray too. Terrible bathroom design . No porter help on check out either.

Modern rooms, great food and service. I'll never stay anywhere else in Wroclaw - bonus to have…read moremarketplace a short walk for dining & nightlife.

This is on grounds that are big enough to have about 8 buildings, 4 or 5 of which you can sleep in,…read morea wedding/banquet area, a car museum, a pond that takes about 10 minutes to circle - with several seating areas and a peacock enclosure, a playground, and an outside pizza and bar area. We stayed in the main building in the old castle. We were in a deluxe room (I'll include a picture) with views in 3 directions, bed, sitting area, and desk. The walls are solid; couldn't hear all the noise from a conference and outside. There's a phenomenal breakfast buffet with a huge amount of choices. The restaurant ranges from basic local fare to on the fancier side with a full bar - both inside and outside seating. At the time of year we went, we saw baby ducks on the pond. Highly recommend. You feel you're away from it all - even though you're in suburban Wroclaw. Reasonably priced.

First, this was a company sponsored visit…read more This place is very nice. The rooms are very clean and roomy. The bathrooms are huge and modern (at least mine was). The "property" is large, with several buildings of rooms. There are also 2 buildings that are "car" museums. They also host events, as I saw 3 (including one of our company dinners). The cost of the room included breakfast - which was very good. From what I heard - the room was only $80/night (US) - which would be an incredible deal. If I was coming back to Wroclaw, this is where I would stay. BTW, their "profile" picture (the Castle) is mine.

Improve? Everything except the lovely Porter. Stayed here with high expectations. What we got…read morewas a dark room, a bit of attitude, another dark room - by dark not only the decor but the actual shortage of lights. The mirror in the bathroom was on a side wall rather than near the sink. They didn't have washcloths (odd to say the least). One of the worst hotel beds I can remember sleeping on. We had a different comforter on different nights. It didn't fit the bed. The blinds didn't close. Rumor has Adolf Hitler called this his favorite hotel in the city.

Excellent Hotel in excellent location! Close to rynek and all the attractions in the city center!…read moreThis is my 4th or 5th stay here and we absolutely love it!

It's a really nice hotel. Located in the heart of Old Town next to the Main Square, it's a perfect…read moreplace to stay when visiting Wrocław. I reserved a Premium King Bed room using Expedia, and especially asked for the one with a view of the Gothic St. Elizabeth Church. From the moment of check in, we had an outstanding time. Everything about our room was great. The setting (oh! the view!), the cleanliness, two options for coffee, even the TV had the most channels and international radio stations I can remember of any hotel I've visited. The reception was crisp and clear as well. Beds?! The pillows, the sheets were first class, and the mattresses were extremely comfortable. I was mad at myself for falling asleep like a baby before my favorite show even ended. When the great church bells rang out around six thirty in the morning, I slept like a rock, hearing nothing. I only knew about it because my companion mentioned how loud it sounded. That's why the two pairs of earplugs were laying handy on the side table :). I believe that almost twenty thousand steps during the day also helped with a good sleep :). In general, the room was very quiet. During the week, the breakfast buffet is served from 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. On Saturdays and Sundays, it is served an hour longer, and guests can enjoy delicious food until 11:00 a.m. I particularly enjoyed croissants with fresh made butter and preserves, the mushroom omelette, vegetable pate and the pear, walnut, goat cheese salad. Oh! Also, the green juice was so tasty and refreshing. The choice of food was abundant, really. I'm sure there is something for everyone.

I have to say couple of positive words about this company. Everything went so smooth that I was…read moresurprised that Im in Poland. Couple of guides at first. Book by smartphone or call, but i think if you book by website will be a slightly cheaper. Go to the office to pay and pick up the key. The office is in Rynek 18 just opposite "Hrabia" A. Fredro's monument, follow the signs, is open till 10 pm. Pay and pick up the key and wee map with directions to your apartment. Next, go to the shop (name Feniks) and buy vino and something to eat, I'm recommending croquettes with spinach. Go to your apartment, open a wine, heat up the croquettes and enjoy. ;-) Weve rented apartment at Szewska72 no 403. Paid, per day 150PLN = £33, it was in middle of the week so maybe that's the reason why price was so good. From balcony we had lovely view of the massive medieval church, Wroclaw's old town is packed of medieval churches :-) wifi password: rynek18wroclaw

We just checked in for one night so we could explore the Christmas Market in the square, the hotel…read moreis nice, rooms are older but very nice with high ceilings, they even have a pillow menu! We had a nice view of a huge brick church out our window. This is not the quietest Hotel however it is in the middle of a big city so some city noises are expected, The noise was within reason. Check out time is 12 which is nice. We had the breakfast for 50pln and it was very nice. I would stay here again next time, it was a really nice experience !

Good location but that's about it Poor service…read more Cleaning ladies are rude and have an attitude Dated rooms Not enough plug-ins Crappy hair drier Good breakfast but negative staff